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'Thunderbolts*' Review: Marvel Just Made the Weirdest and Twistiest Comeback Ever
Also, a character named Bob (Lewis Pullman) is there, and he may or may not be connected to an old-school Marvel character called Sentry. Do you barely remember who some of these characters are or where they originated?
'Thunderbolts' Review: Welp, Marvel Went and Made a More Enjoyable 'Suicide Squad'
Thunderbolts, the latest big-screen release from Marvel Studios (which is also its final Phase Five film), goes the Suicide Squad route, bringing together a group of degenerate anti-heroes in the name of the greater good. Surprisingly, it's a more enjoyable movie than its DC counterpart.
Thunderbolts* director Jake Schreier opens up about the casting change that saw Lewis Pullman replace Steven Yeun as Sentry.
Marvel has been pretty careful not to show us too much of the Sentry (Lewis Pullman). Every other "Thunderbolts*" teaser and ...
However, like each of them, Bob, now dubbed Sentry, is every bit as troubled and still ... eventually is one of the most ...
In the fight against Superman, Thunderbolts* Lewis Pullman believes that Sentry would need therapy to take on the challenge.
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Thunderbolts* has, like its sort-of-not-really antagonist, both a dark half and a light half. But only one of them is ...
Thunderbolts*, the Marvel Cinematic Universe's most recent offering, is a refreshingly direct film for a franchise that has ...
Florence Pugh leads a spirited cast in "Thunderbolts*," about a ragtag bunch of Marvel almost-super heroes. With Sebastian ...
A review of Thunderbolts* which tells the origin story of the ragtag anti-heroes who live in the shadow of Avengers glory but ...
Sentry is being introduced in Thunderbolts, and find out if the character will replace the Avengers in the MCU or not in the ...
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